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COUNTItY AT 'DOOR OF
GREAT BUSINESS ERA
IfrMftAki rffMVKRY
.n . rMrrrAii iiei.ivkky m
a ,-ToritoivealenM of suberlbers branch delivery ofttcefe are establish
'd at'the following places at 3S cents per month, $1.00 for three menths:
' Asylunf Stare, f. G, D vee ft bob Asyium Avomuo .juncuon.
Carllntf, goventecntli street, A. W. Lane, Garden Road Store.
Dauo's Storo, Alox. Daue, SouthCoramorclal street.
Bleetrlo Store, 0. M. Uppley, Bast State street.
Fairgrounds Storo, Harrison Dee, FalrgrouadB Road.
Howell's Corner, Twelfth ad Chmw streets.
O. K. Grocery, A. A. Eaglebavt, Twelfth street ,, . :-
Wheeler's Store, W. D. Wheeler, Highland avonue. '
Yow Park StOro, F. G. Bowersax, Twelfth abdLeallo.
Lane Orocorv. Seventeenth Btret
J. L. Mooro & Son, corner Capitol and Union Btreota.
West 3alom Storo, Wdsl Snlem.
, Zlanfs Confectionery, 478 State utwot,
I Dr. Stone's, 241 North Commercial ntroot.
KHKnwm's Store, North Sixth .street. ,
'Oernlan Bakery, corhor Twelfth and' Chomokota.
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OUR NATIQNAL, TICKET
1 For PrwIiteHt h
WiLLiAM'il. tAM
of Ohio
i Tot Vice1 President .
JAMBS 8HH1RMAN;
7 r0f New York. ' n
SAJjHMtTO 1IAVB A MARKET DAY
a ; i
.Bii'HdVertlsomcnt which npr
Dears In this nanor. Salem la to havo
something in the nature of a public
market day.
Thti system thatis advertised ) to
onaVK people wli'o liavo.hdrscs, cattle
or Chicles to lielf. to got tholif be
fore A LARGE. CROWD QV IUIt
CIIAHERH AND CONVERT THEM
INTO MONEYi
Tho plan la n good ono and If
workod out wall, nnd stipportod by
the people; cannot but holp a great
many pcoplo to And purchasers who
would not bIiow up otherwise.
Jt la to bo hoped it will bo given n
gopd trial and It Is to bo oncourogod
on tho ground of RIUNGING RUY
EIt8 AND BELTjEHS TOGI'TTIIER.
Saturday Is to bo tho first trial of
a general public salcsday at Snlom,
and as wo understand thoro Is no
charge for listing property In this
common public sale
o hi
LET THERE HE WARD MEETINGS
The oxamplo net by tho cltlzoiiB of
the Seventh ward In calling a public
meeting to dlsoutw city matters Is to
be commended.
Such meetings should ho hold In
each ward. Tho pooplo would GET
HKTTEH ACQUAINTED AND Dli-
VKrX)I COMMON INTEHERTfl.
Thoro Is much tondnncy In theso
days, to transact public business '
more in tho open and to havo ofllclalo
deal dlroct with their constituents.
This will result In bringing out
better candidates for ofllco and will
enablo tho pooplo TO ASK THEIR
OFFICIALS DIRECT QUESTIONS.
It la bringing city government
noaror homo and a roturn to tho old
town mooting Htylo of doing things. I
Tho pooplo havo nothing to IoboI
and muoh to gain by I'UHIjIO DIM. '
CUSHION OF THEIR MUNICIPAL
AFFAIRS.
Tho lata lamented city charter
might have been onnrtnd If It bnd
Iteon submitted oponly to public dls
cusslou In every ward of tho city. I
Liiino Hark. '
This ailment is usually. caused by,
rhuumatlBin of tho umircIob of tho
small of tho back, and In quickly
on rod by applying Chamborlaln's Lin-'
Iment two or throo tlmos a day nnd
massaging the parts at oach applica
tion. For snlo nt Dr. Stono's drug
storo. . I
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Indian War votornns aro mooting
at lllllaboro.
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Do not lot anyone toll yon that
something olso Is JtiBt us good as Do
Witl'a Kldnoy nnd Dladdor Pills be
cause thoro isn't anything Juxt ait
good. Sold bv all dntKKlsti.
NEW SCHEDULES .FOR.
STREGTOAnv.LINEB
Inspector Joo- 25tnn oftbo Port
land general Btreot railway horo,?has
now completed the schedulo on all
lines. The now time Is much faster
than tlmtherotofore', nnd, Mr. Zlnn
dosorves great credit for the' mannor
In which ho ha Improved tho pas
senger sorvlco whllo In his lately ap
pointed capacity. The schedulo Is ns
fOlld.WBI j '
? Chfemol?ela llno.oycry .1G mlnijtes;
10, 25, 40, CD past oven hour.
Stnto street, every 20 minutes; 5,
25, 45 minutes past tho cvon hour.
Yew Park' and dopot, , .every 12
riifnuteBjG, 7, 20,t41f t-53 v mlnit
to prirft tho oven hoiir. ' ' "
Fair grounds, ovcry15 minutes;
22, 371 62 minutes 'pnBt the
oven hour. ' ;
South Salem, ovcry 15 minutes:
15, 30, 45 minutes past tho even
hour. '
Garden Road, every 15 minutes;
15, 30, 45 minutes pant tho oven
hour.
All cars leave from Stato and Com
morclnl Btrcots,
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For Clironld Diarrhoea.
"Whllo In tho army In 1803 I was
taken with chronic diarrhoea," nay
George M. Felton of South Gibson.
Pa. "I havo slnco tried many rome
dlos but without any permanent re
llof, until Mr. A. W. Miles, of thU
placo, persauded mo to try Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholora and Diarrhoea
Romluiy, orio bottlo of which stopped
It nt onco." For salo at Dr. Stone's
drug store.
You enn't boat Chicago, that's all.
Thoro nro two klnd4of foold male
and fomnlo.
Konnody'a Laxntlvo Cough Syrup
drives the cold nut of tho system
through Its laxative prlnclplo by as
suring n free nnd gontlo action of
tho bowols. Sold by nil druggists.
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Enough of this will mnko tho mus
tard and Russian thlstlo soods- come
out from tholr hiding.
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You tako Kodol Just for n llttlo
whllo whon you havo Blight attacks
of Indigestion, nnd you tako It just n
llttlo longor In ordor to got roller
from Bovoro attacks of Indigestion or
Nervous Dyspepsia. Try Kodol to
day. Sold by all druggists.
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.Regular To ft weather tho smllo
of nature.
Slightly Colder With Snow.
Whon you boo thnt kind of a weather
forecast you know that rheumatism
weathor Is at hand. Get Toady for
It now by gottlng n bottlo of na
lard's Snow Liniment. Finest thing
mado for rheumatism, chilblains,
frost blto, soro and stiff Joints nnd
muscles, nil nchon nnd pnlns. 25c,
50o and $1.00 a bottlo Sold by nV.
doalors.
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Now Is the rolgn of Jyplter Jlu
. vIhb.
Savings Account
WILL EARN INTER
EST AND IS AL
WAYS CONVERT
IDLE INTO CASH ON
DKMAND.
FEW INVESTMENTS
OFFER THIS AD
VANTAGE, AN IDE.
AL INVESTMENT
FOR IDLK MONEY
AS WELL AS FOR
SAVINGS. WE PAY
TIlREi: PER CENT
INTEREST,
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
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BANK
A Honlthy Family,
"Our wholo family hni onjoyod
good health slnco wo began using
Dr. King's Now Life Pills, throo yonr
ago," says L. A. Bnrtlot, of Rural
Routo . 1, Guilford, Malno. They
cleanso and tono tho systom In a gon
tlo way that does you good. 25o at
J. C. Perry's drug storo.
Loss than thrco week's .of olection
agony. Como to think of It, there
has not been much agony In Ore
gon. For Weak
Kidneys
I Inflammation of the blad
der, urinary troubles and
backache use
DWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills
A Week's
Trial For 25e
K. C, XWXTT & CO., Chtciuie. XU
SOLD BV ALL DEALERS
Dualnqm Men Say TJfcat tko Activity
in KMlIdlBg Trad tlte'" Issue of
Ron'thr by Kllroafe;and,IndHstry,
tho (iknitffllCreje muA tho De
voloyHWHt' of tweral; Raeettrcee
Mefwi" Ilecortl-nreMkinKiYMrs ,1h
Output of (he; Nation's Wealth.
Now York, Oct. AC Business mel
who have boen observing keenly the
economic developments df the last
few months, said today that tho
countryfl one year after the financial
stringency in Wall street, was enter
ing upon an era mai woruiu ecnpso
the prosperity of the administrations,
of McKInley arid ' Roosevelt? A fow
striking facts droyo Ihem to that pro
diction. Despite the panic of last
fall practically one-half a' billion
dollars of securities' had been sold
by ratlroadsi Industrial and! manu
facturing concern?, and tho proceeda
were being devoted to enlargements
of plants and the building of more
factories and railronds. In Septem
ber" tho total building oxpondlturo
throughout tho" country was more
than 141,000,000, which S exceedod
the expenltureo of Soptembor'df a
yenr ago by $4,000,000. Tho har
vesting of crops, valued at almost
Boven billion dollars, and tho wages
paid to contractors nnd laborers
meant the pouring of millions of dol
lars of savings Into banks through
out tho country. Furthermore,
manufacturers wore preparing for A
large output. A report of tho de
partment of commerce, and labor
showed that the (Imports for August
exceeded thoso of'nny previous month
this year, arid Tvcrc greater'' than
thoso of the procqdlng August. All
theso things, showed ( experts. said,
thnt the riantifaqturlng, mining and
other ljUfifpflt3 wore lining up for a
yenr that promised to incroaso the
wealth of the nation enormously.
BuBlnoB-neri, "said that they could
Beeno- other trend tb' tjie dovolorc
ment of tho rcsourcesof tho country
provided tho voters of tho comntry
continued tho administration which
had mado nosalbln in tho last 12
years tho tromondbuB Increase of the
nations wealth That .hftor the pan
ic which had shaken tho confldenco
of bank depositors arid of business"
mon who must necessarily transact
much business oh credit, factories,
morchnnto nnd workmon should hnvo
hnd Bich nssuranco nbout tho future
was considered as A tribnto to the
Republican administration.
A cursory Toylow of tho matter In
which financiers, manufacturers and
business men geriornlly pulled tho
country through tho pnnlc of 1907
nnd plunged nnow Into plans for tho
creation of moro wealth and a con
tlnunnco of tho prosnorlty of the
country under a Republican adminis
tration shows that tho last year has
boon a romnrkablo ono. Tho Union
Pnclflc rallrpad early In tho year Is
sued $130,000,000 In bonds to bo de
voted to tho oxtonBlon of Its lines and
the making of Improvomonts. Tho
Pennsylvania" railroad lBsuod $40,
000,000 in bonds to continuo Its Im
provements. Tho Now York Contrnl
railroad 'got $30,000,000 to put Intd
Improvomonts. Tho Contrnl Paclflp
sold $18,000,000 worth of bonds nnd
utilized tho money In a way that gavo
work to many men. Thoro was tho
Tldowater company, with nn Issue
of $17,000,000; tho Chicago, Burling
ton Qulncy with $15,000,000, nnd
many othor ronds. Gas companion,
electric light, traction. Industrial and
othor companies Isnued bonds for Im
provomonts amounting In nil to hnlf
a billion dollars. Now companies,
with capital amounting to many mil
lion dollars, also woro formed.
In July tho effect of thnt outlay of
now capital bocamo ipparont. Tho
building trades began to show im
provement, nnd by Soptombor the
amount expended in such work ox
ceodod thnt of any month In tho year
nnd that of tho precodlng Soptombor
ItoportH to Brndstreofa from 07 cit
ies showed thnt In them $-11,000,000
hnd boon spent In ono month In
building operations. That report did
not Includo money spent In extensions
of railroads and now equipment or
Improvements. Alreudy railroads aro
discussing tho project of spending
$000,000,000 a vonr In the extension
of rnllrond. Pros'dont Yoskum of
tho Rock Islnnd osllmnted rocontly
thnt ns 45,000 miles hnd boen added
to tho total ml'nqo in ton years on
addlUonnl 55,000 In tho noxt ton
years' wold not moei tho Increasing
demands of tho country.
With tho financial stringency of
last Ortober it waii ,nnaront that
thoro hnd boon an overproduction,
but tho rojynehmont of several
months niuLho reviving o hul'dlng
onanUloiiR nnd tho promotfort of now
propcf began in July to convince
manufacturers that thoro would he n
now domnnd within a short time.
Thoy bognu to nreparo for It. Tho
articles, Imported for mo In factories
In August, excoeded thoso of 1907.
That fact U shown by n report of
tho department of labor and commerce.
iRED OF ANAEMIA
GAFiDP0UNDS
'j
) iV
PHYSICIANS FEAKlV CONUMT2
TION AND CONSll'BUJiu uaBis,
HOPELESS.
;
Anothct- Striking Example of (ho
Value of the Tonic Treatment for
Building Up tlio Blood..
For Chapped Skin.
Chapped skin whether on thfl
hands or face may be cured In one
night by nnplylng Chamnerlalha.
Salve. It Is also unequaled for sore
nlpnles. hums and rcnlds. For sale
at Dr. Stono's drug storo.
BloodlesBness, or anaemia, la us
ually betrayed by the pallor of the
faco but, curiously enough, somo
people may havo the disease' and re
tain a rosy complexion.
Shortness of breath and palpitation
of tho heart after tho slightest exer
tion. headnchc3, general weakness
and disturbed digestion nro marked
symptoms but tho disease comes
gradually and Is liable to bo well es
tablished before It Is detected. Thorp
aro many kinds of anaemia, m'ost of
thorn curable. When It occure In
young girls it is called chlorosis, or
green Blckncss, a form of anaemia
which Is most readily cured by Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills, a blood-making
tonic that Is usefr.il In all forms of
tho disease. What this romody has
accomplished In oven tho most stub
born cases' Is. shown' by this account.
Mrs. W? B. Goodrich, of No. 500
Torraco troot, Moadvlllo, Pa., whoso
husband Is nn engineer on the Erie
railroad, after being given up by her
doctors" as Incurable, tried' Dr, "JVUr
Hams' Pink Pills' and was rostorod
to health. She saya: . . l ;
"J vfts tlndoY Ihe caro of two doc
tors for about a, year and n.half for
anaemia uridvrccclved.'. no benoflt.
Both gave'me liri. saying, that it was
only a mattor-o't'tlmc before' I Would
dlo as my condition would lend to con
nmptlon. I' sroad nbout Dr. WII
lldfir' Pink Pills In a paper. and de
cided to try thorn, ns o las$ resort. I
wttH then so -w6ak' thnt I couldn't
walk a block without resting nnd up
on tho lenst exertion or tmon going
nip stairs my heart would boat so
fast that It would scorn to como up
In my throat. I hnd no oppotlto ond
food would He In my stomach like
a lump. My .hnndn, and fnco wore us
white as chalk and, I weighed only
120 pounds. I had no strength or
ambition, was hysterical, wanted to
bo nlono and cried nt tho least 1'ltlo
oxcltcmont. I was cxtromoly nerv
ous and my limbs would cramp and
give mo pain at night or whenever
T would llo down. I could cat only
tho lightest foods.
"I bogan to fool better after tak
ing tho plllB a while and continued
until I hnd takon sovornl boxes. T
wan cured by their u-o ond today
I am n well woman, wolghlng 1C5
pound nnd can walk any 'dlstnnco
without trouble"
For all annomlc stntes, that Is, In
all cnsc3 of wcakuoss caused by lack
of blood, and for all dlseaso spring
ing from a porvortod condition of
tho blood, Dr. Wllllnms' Pink Pills
nro tho great remedy. Thoy mako
now blood nnd glvo now llfo to tho
feeblest. Their effect Is simply won
derful. '
Send today for n copy of our "Dis
eases of tho Blood." It gives fur
thor Information nbout nnncmfn and
Is froo upon rcquost. Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills nro for salo by all drug
gists, or will ho sont, postpaid, up
on Tocolpt of prlco. 50 conts nor bex:
six boxes for $3.50, by tho Dr. Wil
liams Modlclno Company, Sch6noc
tndy, N. Y,
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A lack of mutuality In onion eat
ing also contributes Bomowhnt to do
mestic discord.
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COFFEE
Insist on the roaster's
name ; never mind the
country it grew or is said
to have grown in.
Your srocfi returni your moner II you lea')
UVe Scbllliuu'i Uet; pay him
If you nro fond of giving ndvloo,
be n dootor or n lawyer and got paid
for it.
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atw vniT nniNO WHAT YOV CAN Trt tAh. ...
'" , STATE? " ft
OREG6N NEEDS PEOPLE Sfettlers, honest farmer .t $
morchantsj clerks, people with brains, strong hands aud iTiSl
neart-capltal or noncapital. - W
Southeni Pacific Coj
7,'
Lines In Oregon
is Bonding ions oi urBguu uiuiaiuio iu mo lsast for dlHrlbstW
through every avallab.lo agency. Will you not help the good JST
of building Oregon by aendinn; us the names and address- or J2'
ir)uua wuu mo """j " ......... . nna oiuiej W will ti I
nbout OitFGON and Its opportunities. .
COLONISTS TICKETS will boon, salo during SEPTEMBER AST)
OCTOBER from, tho East to all points In Oregon. ThefarH,L
a fow pnnclpnl cltlos aro t
From Denver . ..;. .. . .$30.6;9 From Loulovlllo .1M
" Omnha 30.00 " Cincinnati ' ,!,
" .Kansas uny .... ou.uu lovoianu ,,, ,,,,, (nl
St. Louis ,...;.. 3 6.6 Or' " Now York . fis'u "I
" Chicago .$. ....3ft , .,- l
V k TlUJilSXS CAW UK l'JIKI'AID, ;
If you want to bring a .friend or rolatlvo to Oregon dwoelt tie
pro'por nmount wlth''ahy ofour agents. The ticket ;Vlll, iik
furnished by 'telegraph,' ,. ' L 'it ,
Local agent, Salem.
WMi McMTMUAY, dencral PaBscngorf Agent; PortUsd Ori.
WILK0AD ME TABLES
COItVALLIS it EASTERN H. IL
TIME TAHLK
ALBANY AND YAQUINA TRAINS.
No. 2 No. 1
Dally STATIONS Dally
Ex. Sun.' Ex. Sun.
n. m. lv ar. p. m.
7:35 Albany 7:15
8:35 Coryallls G:35
8:53 Philomath 0:02
0:22...:... Wrons 5:32.
0:50 Dlqdgett 5:07 I
10:10 Summit 4:501
10:3-2 Nashville 4:22!
11:30 Cbltwood . . . . .' 3:23,
iziua in lit uuy o;uj
12:30 Toledo 2:3)
1:15 ar... Yaqulna ..lv. 2:00
Albany-Co rvnllls-PliIIomnth.
No. 10 (dally)
Loavos Albany 7:50 p. m.
Leaves Corvaltla 8:30 p. m.
No. 8 (dally)
Leaves Albany 12:35 p. m.
Leavos Corvallla 1:35 p. m.
Arrlvos Philomath 1:53 p. m.
Np. C (dully)
Loavoo Albany 8:80 a. m.
Leaves Corvnllis 10:10 a. m.
Arrives Philomath 10:30 a. m.
No. 2 (dally oxcopt Bun.)
Loaves Albany 7:35 a. m.
Loavoa Corvnllis 8:35 a. m.
Arrlvos Philomath' 8:53 a. m,
No. 1 (daily oxcopt Bun.)
Loaves Philomath 6:02 a. in.
Arrlvos .Corvallis 6:35 a. m.
u JHQTKL8! ANnjUOTAUWJBlJ
White House (tesfaind
ii
For a Itcgslar j
25c Dinner al,.:
They can't be bwt
McGilchrist & fa
Proprleten,
MfALS 15c
' Call and try them. Hm!i l(t
Board per wcok $2.75, the ti
nlshed rooms very reueuWi
AT THE
Salem Restaur
330 COURT STREET.
... ..7:15 a. m.'I
Arrlvos Albany
No. 6 (dally)
Loavos Corvallls 0:30 a. m,
Arrlvos Albany 7:10 a. m.
No. 7 (dally).
weaves Fhllomatu 10:45 a, m
Arrlvos Corvalllr ......11:15 a. m.
Arrlvos Albany 11:58 a. m.
No. 9
Loavos Philomath 2:00 p. m.
Arrlvos Corvallla. ..... .6:00 p. m.
Arrives Albany 0:40 p. m.
No change In service totwoon Al
bany nnd Detroit.
jiniiiiniMiiiiiinm
HOTEL OPBII:
Novcr Worry
about a cough thoro's no need of
worry If you will troat It at it's flrt
appaaranco with Hnllard'a Horohound
Syrup. It will stop tho cough at
yi" and put your lungs and throat
Lack into perfectly healthy condition.
Sold by all dealers.
Ort'gon Electric Tlmo Table.
Tlmo of nrrlval and depurturo of
cars at Salem Is as followa, Portland
and Intermediate peints:
Arrivo Leavo
Local 8:40 a.m. 0:00 u. m.
Express 10:50 a. m. 9:05 a. m.
Local 1:25 p. m. 11:05 a. m.
Expross 4:20 p. in. 1:45 p. m.
Local 5:45 p. m. . 3:28 p. m.
Expross 8:20 p. m. 0:00 p. m.
.MM
v vfr
Pfitmrt
V
223 S. COMMERCIAL ST.
Even tho Gorvnllh panern doclro
that the "Davll" Is a devilish play
and mint for prosontatlon.
Hart a Closo Cull.
Mm. Ada L. Croom, the wldnlj
known proprietor of tho Croom hotel,
Vaughn. Ml8 Bays; "For several
months I suffered with a sovcry
couch, and consumnttnn aMmml (a
have Its grip on me. whon n frleml
recommonoeu ur. King's New uia
powry. I hegnn taking It. nnd tl)o
bottles affected a complete euro.,"
The fpmo of this llfo nvlne cniieh
and cold romodv, and lung nud throai
II.,V1 19 ivui III M tllU. OOIU' Ul t t I,
Pqrry's ding store, 60c ali'd $1 0,
Trial bottle "free. i
Something gtpc- ha'""n A
war on Rambling has began la Neva
da, the UrulU
HICKORY
BARK
Cough Remedy
AltOiVTUV rvti
SS3SSEXB oCSCXEia
Coughs. Colds
CROUP
Whoopinf Couth
lloittrnrta
DronchliU
SORt THROAT
THHOATodll'NCS
Ljao..ij. . iitr.jJ
HWWMM 0
mi( & ii vtpi (x
VMtM. OKtCO. U V-
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mjL. lMAiH (nk
Kirrrrfw
Tlmo Curd No". TOi, "Southern Pacific
Co., EfTcctlvo Snntlny, Aug. 10,
11)08.
Toward Portland, Passenger,
No. 1C 5:13 a. m, Oregon Ex
pross. No. 188:40 a. m. Cottage Grove
pasnongor.
No. 12. 2:45 p. m. Roseburg pas.
sengor.
No, 14 9:13 p. m Portland ox
press.
Toward Portland, Frolght.'
No. 222. 5:0 pi m. Portland fast
frolght. i
No. 220.-10:40-11:28 a. m. way
frolght.
Toward San Francisco, Paawnger.
No. 11. 11:03 a, m. Roseburg
pnssengor.
No. 17. 6:45 p. ra. Cottage Grove
passenger.
No. 15 9:56 p. m. California ex-
pre?s.
No. 13 3:31 a. m. San Francis.
co express.
Toward Saii Francisco, Freight.
No. 221.-2:43 n. m. -Portland faat
freight.
No. 225. 11:28 a. m. wayfre'ght.
O C T. Co.
Steamora Pomona and Oregon
leave for Portland dally except Sun
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